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What is it? XLVIII

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I received an email from someone who collects scales and weights, he said that number 244 (the spherical slotted weight that unscrews into two pieces) is an old ice weight. I did a lot of searching on the web and couldn't find anything on ice weights, so I emailed him asking for some more info but haven't heard back yet. So if anyone can shed some light on this, please let us know, or you have any antique books maybe you could take a look to see if they are described therein.

Rob

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R.H.
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267 looks like it might be some kind of bullet 268 looks like a bayonet 270 looks to me like its a picture (painting/engraving or reproduction of same). The subject of the picture looks like it might be a hunting scene (with dogs, people on horseback and something in the middle near the bottom that is the object of the hunt, possibly a fox. You can see the word "Edward" followed by "V" with some more writing ("VA"?), no clue what it means. No clue as to the usage/purpose of the object either 271 looks like something for taking liquid from some kind of container (or putting it back into a container), the screw threads look like they screw into some kind of bottle or jar or something.
Reply to
Jonathan Wilson

My guesses:

267 - Acorn nut - cheap variety.

268 - Bayonette?

269 - Small "propellor" or fan blade

270 - Edward Van Altena artwork...

Regards, Joe Agro, Jr.

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Reply to
Joe

267 a firing cap ??

268 a small bayonet

269 end view of a small propellor

270 a box for keeping old magic lantern slides

Reply to
Matthew Newell

267. Acorn nut 271. Lawn sprinkler

From rec.crafts.metalworking

Reply to
Gary Brady

271 looks like some type of heating element

Rhiannon

Reply to
rhiannon
271 is a pig waterer.
Reply to
Don Murray

and 270 is a lithograph Don

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Reply to
Don Murray

Lee Enfield No 4 (British, late WW2)

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Andy Dingley
266 - ?? Clay sculpting tool? 267 - Cheap pressed steel acorn nut 268 - Pre-WWII bayonet 269 - End of small propeller 270 - ?? Top of some sort of box ? 271 - ?? 260 - ?? 261 - Corporate seal embosser 262 - Mason's pointing tool 263 - Snake bite kit 264 - Masonry nail 265 - Lathe cutoff tool holder

-- Bob (Chief Pilot, White Knuckle Airways)

Reply to
Bob Chilcoat
266 is a carpet beater 268 is a spike bayonet for a #4 Lee Enfield

Gunner

Rule #35 "That which does not kill you, has made a huge tactical error"

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Gunner
266: Egg dipper 267: Acorn nut 268: Bayonet 269: Propeller 270: Tobacco box 271: Stock water'r

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Puff Griffis

rec.woodworking

#266: Badly designed shoe horn? #267: Looks like an axle cap for children's riding toys ( pedal cars, etc.) #268: Bayonet #269: Propeller #270: Beverage coaster? #271: Double filament for a lantern?

Reply to
Mark and Kim Smith

Looks like a bottle washer.

Reply to
Jeff P.

266: Tool for manipulating something hot? 267: That's a nut. 268: Bayonet 269: Looks like an orange peel to me, but somhow I don't think that's it. 270: A small framed picture. 271: Part of distillation apparatus?
Reply to
Matthew Russotto

260 dowel cutter 261 seal maker for putting the 'bumpy stuff' on documents 262 mason's tool for smoothing mortar joints 263 snakebite kit 264 concrete nail 266 bottle opener 267 bell of the jungle variety 268 bayonet
Reply to
fredfighter

Correct.

Reply to
R.H.

Correct

Reply to
R.H.

Both correct

Propeller is the right answer.

Partial credit, not much though ;-)

Reply to
R.H.

Nope

Correct

The entire object in the photo is known by a specific term, this is what I'm looking for, the picture is just a part of it.

That's not what it's for.

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R.H.

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